American Express · $895/year · Atlanta

Does The Platinum Card from American Express get you into ATL lounges?

Yes — 5 lounges at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International (ATL).

Here's every lounge at ATL that The Platinum Card from American Express opens, grouped by network, with the exact access rule for each. Some access is restricted (visit caps or same-day-flight requirements) — check each rule below.

Lounges you can enter at ATL

Amex Centurion 1 lounge

Unlimited access for cardholder + 2 guests (guests free; guests may cost $50 each if you spent under $75K in prior year). Starting July 8, 2026, guests must be on the same flight and access is capped at 5 hours before departure.

Centurion Lounge — Concourse T

Delta Sky Club 3 lounges restricted

10 visits per Medallion Year (Feb 1 – Jan 31) when flying same-day Delta; unlimited after $75K annual spend.

Delta Sky Club A — Concourse A
Delta Sky Club B — Concourse B
Delta Sky Club F — Concourse F (International)

Priority Pass 1 lounge

Unlimited visits for cardholder + 2 guests after enrollment. Restaurants, cafes, and markets excluded since July 1, 2024.

The Club ATL

Before you walk to the lounge

Terminal check: the mapped lounges for this card at ATL sit in Concourse T, Concourse A, Concourse B, Concourse F (International). Moving between terminals can require extra time or security re-entry.
Same-day travel: most lounge networks require a same-day boarding pass, and airline clubs may require travel on that airline or a partner.
Guest policy: free guests are not universal. Check the card rule beside each network before promising entry to a travel companion.
What this card does not get you: The Platinum Card from American Express has restrictions on Delta Sky Club access.